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Author: Erin Dunne

Erin Dunne was executive editor of the Michigan Review.

Buying? Selling? Try Facebook

Campus November 4, 2015July 27, 2024 Erin Dunne 0 Comments

In the age of online communication, online marketplaces have become a staple of buying and selling on college campuses across America. At the University of Michigan, several groups exist with names such as Maize Market, Free & For Sale and Ladies of UofM: Buy, Sell and Trade. Each group has its personality and is defined […]

Is My Costume Offensive? Halloween Canceled at Bursley

Arts & Culture October 31, 2015October 31, 2015 Erin Dunne 0 Comments

On college campuses across the country, Halloween has become a month-long celebration of politically correct culture. Our campus is no exception.

Fighting for Free Speech on the Diag

Campus September 24, 2015November 16, 2015 Erin Dunne 0 Comments

On Friday, September 18th, a group of students gathered on the Diag to celebrate the constitution and encourage freedom of expression on campus. Armed with a giant beach ball, sharpies, and constitutions, members of the Students for Liberty chapter at the University of Michigan worked to foster an understanding of first amendment rights on campus. […]

Sexual Assault and Concealed Carry

Arts & Culture March 19, 2015February 7, 2024 Erin Dunne 0 Comments

A traditional favorite for constitution bashing has always been second amendment rights. Recently, this issue has flared up again, this time in relation to college campuses and sexual assault. Currently, it is illegal to carry a concealed weapon anywhere on property owned by the University of Michigan Regents as per a special ordinance enacted by […]

Students Work to Reform Medical Amnesty Policy

Campus March 19, 2015March 10, 2023 Erin Dunne 0 Comments

In a recent push to improve campus safety, one group of students is working to expand the University of Michigan’s current medical amnesty policy to cover students seeking medical assistance in instances involving drug use as well as alcohol. Medical amnesty laws provide legal protection to individuals who seek medical attention in life-threatening situations where […]

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